The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-05-24

III is salo tnat howe, the Olath
horse-larcencer, is wanted at Kansas Cit,
for something connected with the multi.
tude of watches he was loaded with. Til.
horse transaction, however. will claim his
undivided attention for a while, first
doubtless.
The new firm of Fellows & Easte an
well known, and will, without doubts, d,
the leading business of Sedalia in thei
line. 1t is the only wholesale house In tn,
wall paper line in central Missouri. Witt
large capital and extensive acquaint
ance, their success is an assured fact.
The boys who took part in Mrs. Don
ohoe's entertainment the other night at tn,
opera house, had q famous horseback
ride yesterday afternoon. Thanks to tn,
kindness of Mr.. Romans, the livery mar
on West Main Street. The lads looked
veil in their uniforms, and made quite ar
attractive spectacle.
MIR. w. III. Lamb, of the mail ser.
vice, who has been here several days ex.
amining the railway postal clerks on the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas line, called
the Sedalia and Denison run, left yester'
day morning for st. Louis, his head
quarters. He investigated the proficiency
of the "boys" and all passed but one.
The meeting Friday night at Hurley's
hall to reorganize the Sedalis ledge OF
Good Templars was attended by about
twenty persons, who manifested much
interest in the enterprise. 1t was deemed
best to defer the reorganization until next
Friday evening, at the same place, when a
larger attendance of temperance workers is
hoped for.
1t is said that cholera will visit the
United States this summer, speaking on
behalf of number of interested parties
the BAzoo would suggest that preparations
to receive the Asiatic cholera in an ap-
propriate manner be begun at once The
sanitary condition of Sedalia is nothing
to brag on, and now is a good time for
everybody to see that the streets and alleys,
and buildings of all sorts, are put into
cleanly and healthy shape.
Wade Hampton, a colored transfer
WAGNER, night before last, while unload
ing sash-weights in front of Ilgenfritz's
store, on Ohio street, ran silver of pine
under the nail of his left front finger,
causing very painful wound. 1t VS.;
thought serious consequences might ensue,
but he was going around all right last
evening, without any fears of lockjaw.
A sad case of desertion was reported
yesterday morning to the BAzoo and a re-
porter was dispatched to the alleged local.
ty, between the woelen mill and the
cemetery, to obtain the particulars. He
found camp of movers from Texas on
their way to Illinois, having been three
months on the way, and about as lively a
family party, under the circumstances, as
one might chance to encounter. There was
no desertion of children, as reported, and
no sensational features were encountered.
Officer Kahrs, in his scout for board
ing-house keepers without license, hasn't
rested on a bed of roses. The law provides
that clearinghouse keeper is one that
has more than three parties assisting him
or her to hold down the festal table, and
spring mattress. Kabrs is of the opinion,
and others also feel that way, that the stat
ute or ordinance or whatever it is, should
be amerded to read zone" instead of
"thrs p" as being exempted from the OPP
Grafton of the license law. Then widows
and others who depend upon boarders for
a livelihood, would not be interfered with
in their legitimate business BY parties who
take in one or two or three friends and &C
quaintsnces to assist in eking out the rent
and other necessary expenses OF the house
hold.